The visual effects studio has opened a new office in NYC’s Financial District; the new digs are part of the company’s global expansion strategy and will accommodate its growing staff.
VFX studio FuseFX has opened a new office in New York City’s Financial District complete with views of the East River and Brooklyn Bridge. The new facility doubles the company’s current capacity; it will accommodate 115 staff members once COVD-19 restrictions have been lifted. It includes three screening rooms, 11 private offices, an IT bullpen, two conference rooms, and many open workstations.
The upgraded office space is part of FuseFX’s continued global expansion strategy; the company has operating in New York since 2014.
“Our new office space in the Financial District represents the culmination of industry-leading work and steady, consistent growth over the last seven years with some of the premiere artists in our industry driving us forward,” commented head of studio Greg Anderson. “With anticipated continued growth of the film and television market in New York, this office will allow us to grow with it.”
“I am extremely excited for our new office,” noted executive producer Lindsay Seguin. “To be part of such a strong, dedicated team is something I am proud of every day. I’m looking forward to connecting with everyone safely again!”
“When we opened our studio in New York in 2014, we knew it was a critical location for us to establish a presence to better service our clients,” added FuseFX founder and CEO David Altenau. “I’m so proud of the success of our team there and the fact that we now have one of the premier visual effects studios operating in New York City. That success has created the opportunity to expand again and move into a beautiful new space in lower Manhattan.”
“This move markedly increases our presence in New York and allows us to take on even greater challenges,” he continued. “It is the result of the hard work of every one of our talented staff in the New York studio, under the leadership of Greg Anderson, Lindsay Seguin, Ariel Altman, John Miller, Lauren Montuori, and so many others. I’m extremely excited to begin our next chapter there."
Source: FuseFX
